Category: YouTube TV

  • YouTube TV Adds Law & Crime as an Add-On Channel

    YouTube TV Adds Law & Crime as an Add-On Channel

    Law & Crime, a channel for staying up to date on live trials and true crime, is now available as an add-on on YouTube TV. Law & Crime gives viewers an inside look at high profile cases with multiple trials aired daily. The channel also offers original programming including “Brian Ross Investigates,” hosted by former…

  • YouTube TV Launches 4K Plus Add-On for $19.99/Month

    Today, YouTube is launching its 4K Plus add-on. With the optional add-on, subscribers will get 4K streaming, downloads, and unlimited streams at home. YouTube TV first mentioned the new add-on package with 4K streaming, offline viewing, and unlimited concurrent streaming at home in a blog post in February and the optional package of features is available for…

  • YouTube TV is Offering Free TiVo Stream 4K and Chromecast Devices

    With YouTube TV still feuding with Roku, the streaming service is now giving subscribers one of two alternatives by offering either a free TiVo Stream 4K or Chromecast device ahead of YouTube TV launching an optional 4K feature. Subscribers have been getting the offer in emails, with the TiVo offer saying: “To ensure our loyal…

  • YouTube TV is Offering Three Week Free Trials on Twitter

    YouTube TV is Offering Three Week Free Trials on Twitter

    YouTube TV is giving away three week free trials from their Twitter page today. The streaming service asked followers to tag friends in response to a tweet and is sending out promo codes for new users. If you don’t manage to score a three week trial from the party happening over on Twitter right now,…

  • (Update: Roku Responds) As Talks With Roku Continue, Google Adds YouTube TV Workaround to YouTube App

    (Update: Roku Responds) As Talks With Roku Continue, Google Adds YouTube TV Workaround to YouTube App

    (Editor’s Note: Updated post with official statement from Roku) The latest move in the ongoing fight between Roku and Google sees the latter adding a workaround of sorts to allow YouTube TV access through the standard YouTube app. In a blog post titled “Next steps for YouTube TV members on Roku,” Google announced a new…

  • Google Responds to Roku’s Warning About Dropping YouTube TV

    Google Responds to Roku’s Warning About Dropping YouTube TV

    Google has responded to Roku’s statement Monday, denying the claims made by Roku and noting that the negotiations between the streaming platform and YouTube TV’s parent company are ongoing. Roku sent out a statement to customers Monday morning saying that Google is trying to set “predatory, anticompetitive and discriminatory terms” while negotiating to keep YouTube…

  • Roku Warns That YouTube TV Could be Removed from Platform

    With Roku and Google at odds, Roku is warning YouTube TV subscribers that the streaming service could be removed from the platform in the coming days. “Google is attempting to use its YouTube monopoly position to force Roku into accepting predatory, anticompetitive and discriminatory terms that will directly harm Roku and our users,” Roku said…

  • Google To Shut Down Play Movies & TV App on Major Smart TVs in June, Redirecting Users to YouTube

    Google To Shut Down Play Movies & TV App on Major Smart TVs in June, Redirecting Users to YouTube

    A recent update indicates Google is planning to shut down its Google Play Movies & TV app on several major smart TV platforms: Roku (including TVs and other streaming devices), Samsung, LG, and Vizio. The announcement, via 9to5 Google, adds that the app is set to shut down on June 15, 2021 — though the…

  • YouTube TV is Offering Up to $20 Off/Month for Your First Three Months

    YouTube TV has an offer for new subscribers, for either $10 or $20 off your first three months, bringing your price down as low as $44.99/month. A CCN reader found the $10 off offer ($54.99/month for your first three months) but we’ve also seen an even better offer of $20 off ($44.99/month for your first…

  • YouTube Saw Significant Growth During the Pandemic With Video Streaming on the Rise

    Streaming consumption has soared throughout the last year as a result of Covid-19, and YouTube isn’t excluded from that rise in viewing time. A new report from Pew Research Center says the app grew more than any other social media app by users in the U.S. during the pandemic. YouTube’s usage by adults in the…